Variable speed drive for calculator mechanism



Jan. 7, 1936- A. PROCOFlEFF-SEVERSKY 2,026,912

VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE FOR CALCULATOR MECHANISM Original Filed Nov. 23, 1923 4 Sheets-Sheet 1 Alexander Pzwofif/Jerrnrly Jan. 7, 1936. A. PROCOFIEFF-SEVERSKY 2,026,912

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VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE FOR CALCULATOR MECHANISM Original Filed NOV. 23, 1923 4 Sheets-Sheet 4 [IUD Patented Jan. 7, 1936 UNITED STATES 2,026,912 VARIABLE srnnnmuvn non cancumron MEC narnsrr I Alexander Procoiiefl-Seversky, New fork, N. Y.,

assignor to Seversky Aer-o Gorpbration Application November 23, 1923, Serial No. 676,493

- Renewed October 5, 1934 22 Claims.

-The present invention relates to apparatus for 645,980, flled Jime 19 1927.

In said application, the calculating mechanism described comprises a ground speed screw driven under control from a movable sight in both directions'by a reversible ground speed motor, the

,speed of the screw being controlled by a control -motor which varies the ratio of the transmission gearing between the motor and screw. While the arrangement there described is very -S9-ti5r factory under some conditions of.use of the device, there are other. conditions under which a more immediate response to changes. in the movement or rate of movement of the sight than is provided by that arrangement, is desirable, Furthermore in said "mechanism, the ground speed indicator is controlled-by gearing which drives the ground speed screw, and therefore,- the indicator responds to all changes in the operation of this gearing. Accordingly when movement of the sight changes quickly, as for example, when after one bombhas been dropped, the sight is moved to 'pick up a new target further ahead, or when for other reason, the normal operation of the gearing is temporarily disturbed,

the speed indicator is necessarily disturbed and gives an erroneous indication. .The major part of the range angle calculating mechanism is controlled by the speed indicator and therefore in its turn is also disturbed and caused to operate in a manner that causes unnecessary wear on the parts and temporarily indicates the range angle incorrectly.

The present invent-ion has for an object. to

provide an improved driving mechanism for the ground speed screw, and especially a mechanism which will operate in a manner to disturb as little as possible the normal operation of the ground speed motor, the connecting gearing and speed indicator, and which will reduce the un necessary actuation of the calculating mechanism to reduce the wear thereon.

The inventionfurther has for an object to provide an improved mechanism whereby synchronizing movements of the groundspeed screw are accomplished quickly and effectively and hunting is reduced.

The nature and objects pf the invention will be or a particular illustrative embodiment the'reof,

more clearly understood from a description for the purpose .of which description reference should be had -to the accompanying drawings forming a part. thereof, in which 7 Figure 1 is a view in elevation of a mechanismembodying the invention for driving the ground 5' speed screw or a calculator. 1

Figure 2 is a sectional view of the same mechanism taken on the line 2-2, Figure 1.

Figures 3, 4 and 5 are detailed views of an electrical controlling mechanism showing. the 10 control elements in diflerent relative positions.

Figure 6 is an electrical dia ram showing the electrical .connections of the complete calcula tor apparatus including the connections peculiar to the present invention.

The mechanism illustrated, and more particularly to be described for the'purpose of illustrating the invention comprises a ground speed shaft or screw III, which is driven from a con I stant speed ground speed motor ll, through 20 the motor shaft. .The disk I 3 is mounted upon 25;

a shaft it, which carries at its other end a pinion meshing with a'gear IS on shaft, I9 Shaft IS in turn through intermeshing pinion 20 and gear 2!" drives shaft 22 which carries a friction disk 23. This friction disk through a shiftable- 30 friction ball 2! drives two friction rolls 25 and 28 (see Fig. 2). The roll carrying shafts are provided upon-their outer ends withgears 21 and 28 which are connected through the intermediary of a differential mec after described, to drive the ground speed screw lli.

The friction ball 24 may be shifted to a position corresponding to the altitude by mechanism not herein shown but fully described in the co-- 4 ball ls.

When the apparatus'is in use; the ball 2411s set to position corresponding to the altitude, and 55 hafiism herein by means of the control motor, 38, and associated mechanism, the ball I5 is shifted to suitable posi- 8 described is substantially the same as that shown and described in the co-pending application, to which reference has been made.

In the apparatus described in the above-mentioned application, the ground speed motor is actuated in both directions to drive the ground speed screw either forward or in reverse direction. In the present construction, the ground speed motor preferably operates always in one direction and other mechanism is provided for driving the ground speed screw in a reverse direction. This arrangement simplifies the control mechanism and improves the operation of the mechanism actuated or controlled by the gearing connecting the ground speed motor and ground speed screw. 8

The ground speed screw I of the aforesaid application and in the present structure is driven under automatic control to maintain a nut thereon always in a position having a certain relation to the position of the observer's sight,

which sight is maintained, trained upon the target during flight thereover. When the ground speed screw lllrotates too rapidly or too slowly, causing the nut to lead or lag with respect to its correct position, the control motor 30 is operated through controlling electrical appliances to shift the ball l to decrease or increase the speed. Now the controlling devices are .not actuated until there is an appreciable lead or lag and an appreciable driving interval elapses before the correction becomes effective at the screw. There is therefore a delay in effecting correction and a tendency to over correction with consequent hunting. In the mechanism herein disclosed means is provided to effect more immediately the rotation of the ground speed screw. As shown, this means comprises gearing which is actuated by the control motor simultaneously with the actuation of the control screw 33, to give to the ground speed screw III a movement of ro tation which is independent of the ground speed screw motor I, and the associaed gearing. As shown, a gear 40 is secured to 'the shaft of the motor 30, and meshes with a pinion- 4|,-rigidly connected to a worm 42, which in turn drives a worm wheel 43 on the shaft 45. The shaft 45 also carries a gear 46 (see Fig. 2) which meshes with a pinion v ll, forming a part of differential mechanism 50 carried by a shaft 5|. this differential mechanism,a bevel pinion 52 is actuatedto drive a bevel pinion 53, and imturn, its shaft 55. which meshes with the worm wheel 58 of the differential mechanism 60. The shaft or screw I0 is thus driven by the differential mechanism 60 which is in turn driven on the one hand by thegears 21 and 28 from the ground speed screw motor H and on the other hand by the worm 56, which is driven fromthe control motor 39' by means of the gearing just described.

The shaft 55 carrying worm 56 may, however,

' be also actuated from a high speed motor 65 and in either direction. The shaft of the motor 65 carries a bevel pinion 66 which meshes with a pinion G'Lcarried by the shaft 5|. The differ ential carrier I9 is rigidly keyed to the shaft 5| by means of the pin 1|, to rotate therewith.

Through The shaft 55 carries a worm 56 The gear 41 is rigidly connected to a sun pinion 12, and the bevel pinion 52 is rigidly connected to thesun pinion 13. The control motor 30 and the high speed motor 65 may therefore drive independently or simultaneously. Means is provided for holding the shaft 5| against rotation when motor 39 is operating and when the high speed motor 55 is idle. In the arrangement shown, this means comprises a magnetic brake comprising .a brake member 16 fixed to the shaft 5|, and a brake member 11 slidably secured to its supporting bracket I8, and in which the'shaft 5| rotates with a suitable bushing therebetween. The two brake members 16 and I1 are normally separated by. a compression spring 89. A'magnetic coil 8| is arranged to be energized whenever the motor '65 is idle, to operate the brake and hold the shaft 5| against rotation. As indicated in the electrical diagram, Figure 6, a relay is provided to accomplish this result.

The control mechanism is sufficiently shown for the purpose of the present application in .Figures3, 4, and 5. As in the construction of the aforesaid. co-pending application, the ground speed screw I0 is automatically controlled to maintain a follower nut 85 and a follower arm 86 controlled thereby always as nearly as possible in synchronism with a swingingarm 81 which is controlled to move synchronously with the movement of the sight. In the arrangement shown, a control arm 88 is keyed to the shaft 89 as is also the arm 81 so that the arm 88' is controlled to move in synchronism with the sight. A disk 90 is controlled to move with the follower arm 86. In the construction shown, the disk 90 carries a bracket 9| which is engaged by a pin 92 carried by the arm 93 rigidly connected to the follower arm 86. A pair of contact carrying arms 95, 96 are rotatably carried on the shaft 89 and yieldably urged toward each other by a spring 91, each end of which is securedto one of the arms and the body portion of which extends twice "around the hubs of these arms. The disk 99 carries a pair of cooperating arms 98, 99 which are yieldably urged toward the arms 95 and. .96 by springs I00, the inward movement of these arms being limited by stops |9|. A block I05, carried by thearm 88 lies between the arms 95 and 96 and when relative movement in either direction between the arm 88 and the disk 9|!v occurs, this block by engaging one or the other of thearms 95, 96 will swing it toward the companion cooperating arm.

The arm 81 carries adepending block which lies between the contact arms 81a and 81b. When the arms 86, 81 are in perfect synchronism, the

contacts carried by the arms 81a and 81b are disengaged from the corresponding contacts carried by the arm 86, asin myco-p'ending application but when relative movement occurs contact is made between a contact element carried by one of the arms 81a, 81b with the correspond ing contact carried by the arm 86 to close the circuit of the control motor 39.

When relative movement occurs between the control arm 88 and the disk 90, the block I85 engages one of the arms 95, 96 and swings it toward its cooperating arm 98 or 99. If the movement is suflicient contact is made and. the high speed motor 65 is started and continued in operation until the disk 90 is again brought substantially into synchronism with the arm 88. It will be clear that when the relative movements between the arms 86 and 81 are relatively small the control motor will be started without starting the high speed motor but when greater differences occur, both motors will be started.

Ordinarily, minor additional rotation of the ground speed shaft or screw I8 is effected through operation of the control motor 38 operating to move the speed changing friction ball l5, and also driving the differential mechanism 68 through the spiral, gearing 56 and connecting gearing. Greater adjustments or corrective movements of the ground speed shaft or screw are, however, made through the high speed motor 66 and the connecting gearing. Ordinarily, the control motor 38 is alwaysoperating whenever the high speed motor is operating, but frequently the control motor operates while the high speed motor 65 remains idle.

The electrical connections are shown in the electrical diagram, Figure 6. As therein indicated, circuit breakers 8, III are provided in the circuits closed bymovement hi the arms 81a, 81b,'which circuits start the control motor 38. These circuit breakers are shown in Figure 1 as positioned at each end of the control screw 33 so that as the nut 35 reaches either end of its travel the control motor is automatically stopped.

Circuit breakers H2, 3 are also provided in the circuits controlled by the arms 95, 96 which start the high speed motor. These circuit breakers are in fact positioned at either nd of the ground speed screw, one being shown n Figure 2. A circuit breaker is also provided in the circuit of the ground speed motor as indicated" at 5 in the electrical diagram, Fig. 6 and in Fig. 2. Inasmuch as the ground speedv motor drives the ground speed screw Win one direction only, only one circuit breaker for this motor'need be provided.

The object of these several circuit breakers is.

obviously to'prevent over-running of the motor after the driven element is carried to the limit of its travel in the construction shown.

The control motor 38 and the high speed motor 65 are started through suitable relays H1 and H8 which are suitably arranged to properly determine the direction of drive of the motors under the controls described. It has already been stated'that the magnetic brake 15 was automatically operated when the motor -65 was idle and automatically releasediwhen the motor 65 operates. In the electrical diagram there is shown 7, a relay I28 which opens the circuit through the magnetic brake coil 8| when the circuit through the field of the high speed motor is closed.

A hand control switch 2l5 is shown in the circuit of the ground speed motor and control motor whereby these motors can be stopp dat will.

The circuits through the depression angle repeaters and the drift repeaters are the same as in the aforesaid co-pending application and need not be herein described.

The operation of the described arrangement is as follows:

The electrical connections are made to supply power to the apparatus. The ground speed motor normally operates continuously. A sight, not shown, is maintained-trained upon the target during approach thereto. Through means not herein shown, the arm'81 is moved synchronously with the movement ,of the sight so that the angular position of this arm corresponds always to the angle of depression of the sight. when the sight is first moved to train it upon thetarget the movement of the arm 81 and connected arm '88 relative to arm 86 and the connected disk 98 causes the closing of motor circuits to bring the follower arm 86 into-a position in synchronism tion. Actuationof the control motor rotates the 10. control screw 33 to shift the ball l5 to the left in Figure 1 thereby to increase the driving ratio between the ground speed motor I! and the ground speed screw l8. Simultaneously with-the actuation of the control screw 33 the motor 38 15 through a train of gears including. worm 42 and worm wheel 43, shaft 45, differential mechanism 58, shaft 55, spiral gear 56 and differential mechanism 68, actuates also the ground speed screw I8.' The actuation of the control screw 33 and20 the ground speed screw lo thro'ugh the control -motor continues until the arm 86 under control of the nut 85' on the ground speed screw 18 comes into a position of synchronism with the arm 81 thereby opening the control circuit. If the rela- 26 tive movement between the arms 86 and 81 ex ceeds .a'certain predetermined amount then a further circuit is closed between the arm 95 and the corresponding arm 98 to start the high speed motor 65. Actuation of the high speed motor 30 drives the ground speed screw l8 through a train of gearing comprising the shaft 5|, differential mechanism 58, shaft 55' and differential mechanism. 68. Such actuation of the ground speed screw through the high speed motor 65 35 continues until the control circuit is again open by virtue of the arms 86, 81 approaching relatively synchronized position. In this arrangemenir the control-motor performs two functions. When the ground speed shaft or screw l8 lags 48 relative to the sight because the speed of drive froni the motor I l is insufficient, the control motor 38 causes a shifting of the friction ball I5 to increase the speed and simultaneously it gives an independent rotation to the shaft 18 to cause it 45 to catch up to synchronized position. If the change of speed thus efiected is insufiicient, the follower on the screw ID will again lag causing the arm 86 again to lag relative to the arm 81 closing the control contact through one of the 50 arms and the friction ball l5 will again be shifted to further increase the speed and at the same time the ground speed screw l8 will be given further-rotation. If the correction is excessive then a different circuit will be closed to reduce the 55 speed of drive by shifting the ball l5 and the screw I8 will be actuated momentarily in the opposite direction.

After a bomb is dropped and the sight israised through a substantial angle to sight on a new 601 target,'the arm 81b first moves to close a circuit which starts the control motor in a direction to shift the friction ball 15 to the right in Figure 1 thus decreasing the speed of drive from the ground speed motor II'- to the ground screw and 85 to simultaneously drive the ground speed screw through the shaft 55 and associated gearing, and then the arm 88 swings the arm' 96 against the arm 99 to close another circuit and start the high speed motor to actuate the ground speed screw I8 through the shaft 5|; differential 58,- shaft 55, spiral gear 56 and differential 68. The arm 86' is thus quite rapidly moved into} synchronism with the arm 81. r h

It will be understood that the description of the particular embodiment is illustrative merely and is not intended as defining the limits of the invention and that various modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the ratio and in the other direction simultaneously with a decrease of the speed ratio.

2. In automatically controlled variable speed driving mechanism, the combination with a driven element of variable speed mechanism for actuating the same, relatively movable control elements, means responsive to one re'lative position of said control elements to increase the speed ratio of the variable speed mechanism and simultaneously to actuate the driven element in one direction and means responsive to another relative position of said control elements to decrease the speed ratio of the variable speed mechanism and simultaneously to actuate the driven elementin the opposite direction.

3. In variable speed driving mechanism, the combination with a driven element of a differential mechanism connected thereto, a motor, a variable speed gearing driven thereby connected to actuate the driven element through said'diflerential mechanism in one direction at a relatively slow speed, a second motor, and

automatically controlled gearing driven thereby connected to actuate said driven element through said'diiferential mechanism selectively in either direction at a relatively high speed.

4. .In apparatus of the character described, in combination, a movable control element, a

- shaft, means for actuating the shaft undercontrol of the said movable element comprising a differential mechanism, a motor, gearing connecting said motor to said diiferentialmechanism to actuate the shaft in one direction at a relatively low speed, a second motor, gearing connecting said second motor to the differential mechanism to actuate the shaft selectively in either direction at a relatively high speed, said second motor having circuits opened and clwed by movements of said movable control element.

5. In apparatus of the character described, in combination, a shaft, a differential mechanism operatively connected thereto, a motor operatively connected to actuate one 'element of the difierential mechanism, a second motor operatively connected to actuate another element of the differential mechanism in either direction alternatively and means operative under predetermined conditions to start one motor and means operative under predetermined conditions to start the other motor and means operative to prevent the second motor being driven from .in combination, a driven shaft, a motor connected to actuate said shaft at variable speed, a control motor arranged to increaseor decrease the speed of actuation of said shaft by said first-mentioned motor automatically under predetermined conditions, and independent meansactuated by said control motor for temporarily increasing or decreasing the speed of the driven shaft.

'7. In apparatus of the character described, 5 in combination, a shaft, a motor, variable'speed gearing connecting said motor and shaft, a control motor, connections actuated thereby to increase or decrease the driving ratio of the variable speed gearing, and other connections driven 10 by said control motor for independently actuatingsaid shaft temporarily without disconnecting the first-mentioned connections.

-8. In apparatus of the character described,

in combination, a shaft, a motor, variable speed 15 gearing connecting said motor and shaft, a control motor, connections actuated thereby to increase or decrease the driving ratio of the variable speed gearing, a high speed motor, and connections driven thereby to actuate said shaft 20.

under predetermined conditions.

9. In apparatus of the character described, in combination, a driven shaft, a motor connected to actuate said shaft at variable speeds,

a control motor arranged to increase or decrease 25 the speed of actuation of said shaft by said first mentioned motor under predetermined conditions, and independent means controlled by said control motor for temporarily increasing or decreasing the speed of the driven shaft. 30

10. In apparatus of the character described, in combination, a driven shaft, a. differential mechanism connected to actuate the same, a. motor, variable speed connections between said motor and said differential mechanism to actuate thelatter, a second diiferential'mechanism, driving connections between it and the first-men-' tionel' differential mechanism, a second motor connected to actuate one element of the second mentioned differential mechanism, a third motor '40 connected to actuate another element of said secondmentioned differential mechanism, and an automatic control device ,for controlling the second and third mentioned motors under predetermined conditions. 45

-11. In apparatus of the character described. in combination, a driven shaft, -a diflerential mechanism connected to actuate the same, amotor, variable speed connections between said motor and said difierential mechanism to actu- 50 ate the latter, a second differential mechanism, driving connections between it and the firstmentioned differential mechanism, a second motor connected to actuate one element of the sec- .ond mentioned differential .mechanism, a third 55 motor connected to actuate another element of said second mentioned differential mechanism and connections between" said third motor and the variable speed connections to vary the speed thereof. 60

12. In apparatus of the character described in combination, a ground speed shaft, a differential mechanism connected to actuate the same,

a ground speed motor, variable speed mechanism, means actuated by said control motor for increasing and decreasing the speed ratio of said variable speed mechanism and automatically operating means for causing said high '75 speed motor and control motor to drive in either direction under predetermined conditions.

13. In apparatus of the character described in combination, a control arm, a follower arm, a shaft connected to actuate said follower arm, a motor, variable speed gearing between said motor and said shaft to actuate the same at relatively low speeds, a second motor connected to actuate saidshaft at a relatively high speed, means for varying the speed of said variablespeed gearing, contact elements associated with said control arm and follower arm arrangedto close a circuit to actuate ,said speed varying means upon a comparatively small relative movement between said control arm and follower arm and another set of contacts associated with said control and follower arms arranged upon comparatively greater relative movement between said arms to close a circuit to cause said second motor to actuate said shaft at relatively high speed. i

l4.-In apparatus of the character described in combination, a control arm, a follower arm, a shaft connected to actuate said follower arm, a motor; variable speed gearing between said motor and said shaft to actuate the same at relatively .low speeds, a second motor connected to actuate said shaft at a relatively high speed, means for varying the speed of said variable speed gearing, a set of contacts associated with said control arm and follower arm arranged to close circuits 'to' cause said speed varying means to increase or decrease the speed ratio of the variable speed mechanism upon comparatively small relative movement in one direction or the other between said control arm and follower arm, and a second set of contacts associated with said control arm and follower arm arranged to close circuits selectively upon comparatively greater relative movements between said control and follower arms to. cause said second motor to actuate said shaft selectively in one direction or the other atrelative- 1y high speed.-

15. In apparatus of the character described, in combination, a control arm, a follower arm, a shaft connected to actuate said follower arm, variable speed means for actuating said shaft at relatively slow speed, means for actuating said shaft at relatively high speed, electrical contacts associated with said control and follower arms for selectively increasing or decreasing the eiIective speed of-said variable speed actuating mechanism upon comparatively small relative movements in one direction or the other between said control and followef arms and for causing operation of said relatively high speed actuating means upon comparatively greater relative movements between said control and'follower arms;

16; In apparatus of the character described, in combination, a pivoted control arm; a pivoted follower arm, a shaft connected to actuate 'said follower arm, means including variable speed gearing for actuating said shaft, a second motor and connections driven thereby for actuating the shaft at relatively high speed independently of thefirst mentioned actuating means, a pair of .contact carrying arms associated with one of said pivotedarms and spring pressed toward the other from opposite directions but capable of considerable angular movement in opposition to the spring pressure during angular movement between the two pivoted arms, cooperating contacts carried by the contact arms and the pivoted arm -toward which the contact arms are spring pressed arranged to close one orthe other of two electric circuits as relative movement of thetwo swinging arms in one'diregiion or the other occurs to vary the speed ratio of the variable speed gearing, a second pair of :contact carrying arms associated with one ofsaid pivoted arms and spring pressed toward an other, cooperating contacts carried by the second pair of contact carrying arms and said element and arranged to close one or the other of two electric circuits as relative movement of the two pivoted arms In one. direction or the other occurs 1 to actuate the high speed motorin one direction or the other.

- 1'7. In apparatus of the character described, in combination, a control arm, a follower arm, a shaft connected toactuate said follower arm,

variable speed means for actuating said shaft at relatively slow speed, means for actuating said shaft at relatively high speed, electrical contacts associated with said control and follower armsforincreasing or decreasing the'efiective speed 20 of said variable speed actuating mechanism upon comparativlysmall relative movements in one direction or the other between said control-and follower arms and for causing operation' of said relatively high speed actuating means upon com- 25 paratively greater relative movements between said control and follower arms, the high speed actuating means being operative only while the variable speed means is operative.

18. In apparatus of the a shaft connected to actuate said follower arm, variable 'speed'means for actuating said shaft at relatively low speed,-means for actuating said shaft at relatively high speed, means associated 35 with said control and follower arms for increasing and decreasing the effective-speed of said actuating means being operative only whenv the variable speed means is operative.

' 19. In apparatus of the characterdescribed driven mecha'nisnr'electrical control mechanism including relatively movable pivoted arms, co-

operating contacts normally disengaged, carried 50 by the respective arms, a swinging arm arranged to engage alternatively two of the aforesaidpivoted arms to-close the contacts for controlling the driven mechanism substantially as described;

of the character described, in combination, actuating means, a

20. In a sighting apparatus driven element, a differential mechanism operatively connected-to actuateth'e same, a motor arranged to actuate oneelement of the differential mechanism, a second motor arranged to actuate another element of the differentialmechanism, means controlled automaticallyby the actuating means for controlling both motors to gether with a brake arranged to prevent rotation of the second motor and connections for automatically operating the brake when the first motor only is operating, and means for releasing the brake and actuating. the driven element at. high speed in the event of excessive lag I of the driven element, substantially as described;

' -21. In a sighting apparatus of the character described, in combination, a plurality of motors and differential mechanism driven by said motors together with braking means controlled by the motor circuits for preventingrotationof one element associated with the 5 character described 30 in combination, a control arm, a'follower arm,

motor when the other motor is driving automatically, and means for releasing the brake and actuating the driven element at vhighispeed in the event of excessive lag of the driven element, substantially as described.

22. In apparatus of the character described, driven-mechanism, electrical control mechanism including relatively movable pairs of pivoted arms, pairs of cooperating contacts carried respectively on the arms of each pair but normally disengagecL'a swinging arm arranged to engage alternatively either of two pairs of the aforesaid pivoted arms to close a pair of contacts for controlling the driven mechanism, substantially as described. Y

ALEXANDER PROCOFIEFFESEVERSKY. 

